Christopher Craig, a Scottish actor of remarkable talent, boasts a diverse family background, with his mother hailing from London and his father born in the picturesque country of Guyana.
Following his training in the vibrant city of London, Craig's early career was marked by a strong focus on theatre, with notable performances in acclaimed productions such as Grant Morrison's "Red King Rising" and the premiere of Michel Tournier's thought-provoking play, "The Fetishist".
As his career progressed, Craig cleverly showcased his improvisational skills, including a memorable scene where he expertly handled an exploding bagpipe, which caught the attention of acclaimed director Abdellatif Kechiche. This led to his casting in the 2009 film "Venus Noire".
Since then, Craig has continued to impress audiences with his versatility, taking on a wide range of roles. Notable performances include his portrayal of a Priest in the 2013 film "The Family", directed by the renowned Luc Besson, as well as his role as Durie in the 2016 Scottish BAFTA Winner "Tommy's Honour", helmed by Jason Connery.
Craig has also had the distinction of playing Winston Churchill on multiple occasions, each time bringing a unique sense of emotion and challenge to the role.
